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Ubuntu MATE Developers Are Preparing Something Special for 16.04 LTS
The Ubuntu MATE developers usually post details about donations from the previous month, and regardless of what people might think, it's actually a very interesting read. The same is true for the month of October.
Docker Debuts Universal Control Plane Management Service
The new technology, unveiled DockerCon EU, provides enterprise deployment and management capabilities.
diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development
The NMI (non-masking interrupt) system in Linux has been a notorious patchwork for a long time, and Andy
Lutomirski recently decided to try to clean it up. NMIs occur when something's wrong with the hardware underlying
a running system.
Ubuntu Core to Power MagicStick, the Most Powerful PC Stick Ever Made
MagicStick is a new PC-on-a-stick device that promises to be the most powerful launched until now, and it's in the middle of a very successful Indiegogo campaign. To top it all off, MagicStick will also provide the users with the option of loading it with Ubuntu Core.
Betty Hacker embeds open hardware electronics into cakes
Food and electronics don't usually mix well—unless you're cake hacking. I've been embedding electronics into edible cakes since 2008. And, in 2009, my group won the New York City Yahoo! Hackathon with a cake that showed rudimentary emojis via LEDs with emotions based Del.ico.us tags.
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Top Challenges for Desktop Linux
I have been using various Linux distros for many years now. One of the benefits is that I’ve seen many things improve and have been there to celebrate each success as it happened. Unfortunately, like any modern operating system, even the most modern Linux distributions are not without their challenges.
How to customise your Linux desktop: Xfce
I will start this post with a disclaimer: I do not claim to be an expert on Linux desktops in any way, or by any stretch of the imagination. I am an ordinary Linux user, no more.
China's supercomputer growth is exploding while the US is losing steam
It comes as no surprise that Linux is the operating system of choice for supercomputers. What is surprising is that China is now the world's fastest growing supercomputer power while the US has fallen to its lowest level ever.
How to Encrypt Directories/Partitions with eCryptfs on Debian 8 (Jessie)
eCryptfs is a POSIX-compliant enterprise-class stacked cryptographic filesystem for Linux. You can use it to encrypt partitions and also directories that don't use a partition of their own, no matter the underlying filesystem, partition type, etc. This tutorial shows how to use eCryptfs to encrypt a directory on Debian Jessie.
BQ Aquaris Ubuntu Edition Launches Officially in Russia
The Ubuntu Touch OS has officially landed in Russia with the launch of the BQ Aquaris E5 Ubuntu Edition, further increasing the reach of this operating system.
Refined player: Fedora 23's workin' it like Monday morning
The Linux distro that doesn't stop
Review OK, it was a slight delay – one week – but the latest Fedora, number 23, represents a significant update that was worth waiting for.…
Open organizations need calm, calculating catalysts
The last chapter of The Open Organization talks about how a leader in an open community has to be a catalyst, "an agent that provokes or speeds significant change in action." When I read this definition, say it out loud, and reflect on my connotations of this word, I sense a degree of urgency. I don't think of a catalyst as necessary calculated, so I would like to explore the idea of a "calm catalyst."
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Senior Tech: Sometimes Linux Isn’t the Solution
DeeAnn is a nice lady. Recently widowed, she found herself unable to keep her house, so she sold it, put the money away, and found a place here with the rest of us. She invited me in and ushered me into her “office,” where her computer was set up amid a lot of half-emptied moving boxes and the sundry stuff that clutters our lives upon a change of residence. I wanted to do the “well, here’s yer problem right here” routine, but my sense of humor doesn’t always translate as, uh…funny.
Linux Mint 17.3 "Rosa" Beta with MATE 1.12 Screenshot Tour
We reported earlier about the immediate availability for download of the Beta build of the forthcoming Linux Mint 17.3 (Rosa) computer operating system, which is distributed as Cinnamon and MATE flavors.
Netflix and skill: Web vid giant open sources Spinnaker cloud tool
Continuous delivery across AWS, Google Cloud and CloudFoundry. Netflix has released Spinnaker, an open-source tool for testing and rolling out software updates in the cloud.…
HP Linux Imaging and Printing Driver Update with Support for Ubuntu 15.10
HP announced a new release of its open source and freely distributed HPLIP (HP Linux Imaging and Printing) driver for GNU/Linux operating systems.
Anne Frank foundation moves to keep famous diary copyrighted for 35 more years
The diary of Anne Frank is just six weeks away from entering the public domain in most of Europe—but it might not happen. The Basel-based Anne Frank Fonds, which owns the copyright, has a plan to retain ownership until 2050...
...Most European copyrights end 70 years after the author's death, meaning that on Jan. 1, 2016, the diary becomes public domain in much of the continent. But the Anne Frank foundation has a new legal strategy to keep its most valuable copyright: declare that Otto Frank is actually a "co-author" of the diaries, not merely an editor. Since Otto Frank died in 1980, anything he authored will stay under copyright until 2050...
...Most European copyrights end 70 years after the author's death, meaning that on Jan. 1, 2016, the diary becomes public domain in much of the continent. But the Anne Frank foundation has a new legal strategy to keep its most valuable copyright: declare that Otto Frank is actually a "co-author" of the diaries, not merely an editor. Since Otto Frank died in 1980, anything he authored will stay under copyright until 2050...
Valve Brings Open Source Steam Machine Gaming Consoles to Market
Valve's Steam Machines, open source gaming consoles that run Debian-based SteamOS, have gone on sale, fulfilling a promise Valve made two years ago to make gaming more open source-friendly.
UUMATE Is a Respin of Ubuntu MATE 15.10 That Aims to be Better - Video
Sergio Schneider, the creator of a few GNU/Linux distributions, informs Softpedia about the immediate availability for download of new builds of his UUMATE and Manjaro Mate GNU/Linux computer operating systems.
How to Install Dolibarr ERP CRM on a CentOS 7 VPS
This step by step tutorial will show you how to install Dolibarr ERP CRM on a CentOS 7 VPS with Apache, PHP and PostgreSQL installed on it.
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